tennisçi
/tennistʃi/ · plural tennisçile
tennis player
- belgili tennisçi — a well-known tennis player
- tennisçi bolurğa süedi — wants to become a tennis player
Cases and owners
Singular
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | tennisçithe tennis player | tennisçimmy tennis player | tennisçiŋyour tennis player | tennisçisihis tennis player | tennisçibizour tennis player | tennisçigizyou all's tennis player | tennisçileritheir tennis players |
| Genitive | tennisçinithe tennis player's | tennisçimimy tennis player's | tennisçiŋiyour tennis player's | tennisçisinihis tennis player's | tennisçibizniour tennis player's | tennisçigizniyou all's tennis player's | tennisçilerinitheir tennis players' |
| Accusative | tennisçinithe tennis player (as the object) | tennisçimimy tennis player (as the object) | tennisçiŋiyour tennis player (as the object) | tennisçisinhis tennis player (as the object) | tennisçibizniour tennis player (as the object) | tennisçigizniyou all's tennis player (as the object) | tennisçilerintheir tennis players (as the object) |
| Dative | tennisçigeto the tennis player | tennisçimeto my tennis player | tennisçiŋeto your tennis player | tennisçisineto his tennis player | tennisçibizgeto our tennis player | tennisçigizgeto you all's tennis player | tennisçilerineto their tennis players |
| Locative | tennisçidein / at the tennis player | tennisçimdein / at my tennis player | tennisçiŋdein / at your tennis player | tennisçisindein / at his tennis player | tennisçibizdein / at our tennis player | tennisçigizdein / at you all's tennis player | tennisçilerindein / at their tennis players |
| Ablative | tennisçidenfrom the tennis player | tennisçimdenfrom my tennis player | tennisçiŋdenfrom your tennis player | tennisçisindenfrom his tennis player | tennisçibizdenfrom our tennis player | tennisçigizdenfrom you all's tennis player | tennisçilerindenfrom their tennis players |
Plural
| Case | —plain | menimy | seniyour | anıhis / her | bizniour | sizniyou all's | alanıtheir |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominative | tennisçilethe tennis players | tennisçilerimmy tennis players | tennisçileriŋyour tennis players | tennisçilerihis tennis players | tennisçileribizour tennis players | tennisçilerigizyou all's tennis players | tennisçileritheir tennis players |
| Genitive | tennisçilenithe tennis players' | tennisçilerimimy tennis players' | tennisçileriŋiyour tennis players' | tennisçilerinihis tennis players' | tennisçileribizniour tennis players' | tennisçilerigizniyou all's tennis players' | tennisçilerinitheir tennis players' |
| Accusative | tennisçilenithe tennis players (as the object) | tennisçilerimimy tennis players (as the object) | tennisçileriŋiyour tennis players (as the object) | tennisçilerinhis tennis players (as the object) | tennisçileribizniour tennis players (as the object) | tennisçilerigizniyou all's tennis players (as the object) | tennisçilerintheir tennis players (as the object) |
| Dative | tennisçilegeto the tennis players | tennisçilerimeto my tennis players | tennisçileriŋeto your tennis players | tennisçilerineto his tennis players | tennisçileribizgeto our tennis players | tennisçilerigizgeto you all's tennis players | tennisçilerineto their tennis players |
| Locative | tennisçiledein / at the tennis players | tennisçilerimdein / at my tennis players | tennisçileriŋdein / at your tennis players | tennisçilerindein / at his tennis players | tennisçileribizdein / at our tennis players | tennisçilerigizdein / at you all's tennis players | tennisçilerindein / at their tennis players |
| Ablative | tennisçiledenfrom the tennis players | tennisçilerimdenfrom my tennis players | tennisçileriŋdenfrom your tennis players | tennisçilerindenfrom his tennis players | tennisçileribizdenfrom our tennis players | tennisçilerigizdenfrom you all's tennis players | tennisçilerindenfrom their tennis players |
The overlap in the last rows is real, not a mistake: tennisçileri can mean "his / her tennis players", "their tennis player", or "their tennis players" — context decides.
The endings are the same ones the pronouns wear — that page explains when each case is used.